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Offshore Vessel Charging Tech Poised for UK Rollout
By MGN Editorial•March 20, 2026 at 08:44 PM
Stillstrom, a Danish company backed by A.P. Moller - Maersk, plans to commercially deploy its offshore vessel charging technology in the UK market.
Stillstrom, a subsidiary of Danish shipping giant A.P. Moller - Maersk, has announced plans to commercially roll out its offshore vessel charging technology in the UK. The company, which is based in Denmark, has developed a system to provide shore-to-ship electrical charging for offshore support vessels, helping reduce emissions and fuel consumption.
According to the [Offshore Energy](https://www.offshore-energy.biz/offshore-vessel-charging-tech-developer-plans-commercial-rollout-in-uk/) report, Stillstrom is now preparing to bring its technology to the UK market, where it sees significant potential for adoption. The company's charging solution allows offshore vessels to connect to a land-based power source while at berth, enabling them to turn off their engines and run on electric power.
This technology aligns with growing industry efforts to decarbonize maritime operations and improve the environmental sustainability of offshore support activities. By eliminating the need for diesel generators during port stays, Stillstrom's system can help vessel operators reduce their carbon footprint and fuel costs.
The planned UK rollout comes as the country works to position itself as a leader in offshore renewable energy development. With a thriving North Sea oil and gas sector as well as major offshore wind projects, there is strong demand for innovative technologies that can support the industry's environmental goals.
"We see the UK as a key market for our charging technology, given the country's ambitious offshore energy targets and the strong push for sustainability across the maritime sector," said a Stillstrom spokesperson, according to the [Offshore Energy](https://www.offshore-energy.biz/offshore-vessel-charging-tech-developer-plans-commercial-rollout-in-uk/) report.
As Stillstrom prepares to bring its solution to the UK, the company's move highlights the growing focus on electrification and emissions reduction within the offshore support vessel segment. This development aligns with broader industry trends toward greener maritime operations and the adoption of innovative technologies to drive the energy transition.
#offshore vessels#shore-to-ship charging#emissions reduction#decarbonization#offshore energy
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